You people on the Alt Right are losing any cred you had.
Watch for the end of your movement when Mueller reports to the people.
When Congressman William Jefferson was caught taking bribes, did that end the Democratic Party? When Duke Cunningham was convicted did it end the Republicans? Union bosses keep getting caught stealing and racketeering but Unions aren’t discredited. So even if your fondest fantasy comes true, and Trump himself is marched out of the White House in cuffs, do you think that will end the conservative ideology?
When Nancy Pelosi is exposed as an anti union business owner, she got re-elected. When she exempted American Samoa from the minimum wage increase, was she the death of the liberal ideology?
Billy Graham is dead, does that mean evangelical Christians are extinct?
Formula 1 raced on after Ayrton Senna died in an accident on the track.
In my lifetime, the Republican Party has been declared dead many times. When Nixon resigned, it was dead. When Bill Clinton won, the Republicans were dead as a party. When Newt lost the House and resigned, it was dead.
Hollywood continues even after dozens, or even hundreds of men behave badly. The actions of one, or even a few, do not discredit an ideal, and never have. The ideal must be defeated, not just the current figurehead. Women got the vote because the idea that they were too irrational to be trusted with the vote was discredited. Segregation was defeated not by destroying some ignorant Sheriff, nor by exposing a fool of a Governor. It was discredited as a valid and rational argument.
Vietnam wasn’t lost because of a picture of a burned little girl, nor of a VC officer being executed. It was lost because the illusion of American Military might was destroyed. The lies were exposed. It wasn’t Nixon, or Ford, or LBJ.
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE FIRST CONSERVATIVE PARTY, THE FEDERALISTS? THE NEXT ONE WOULD BE THE WHIGS.
The names changed, the ideals really did not. Describe the difference between the Federalists and the Republicans.
Federalists favored high tariffs, Republicans supported free trade. Federalists supported Britain, Republicans favored France. Federalists favored loose interpretations of the Constitution and thought there were implied powers to the Constitution, Republicans favored stricter interpretations and felt that only "necessary and proper" actions could be taken unless expressly mentioned in the Constitution. Federalists thought people should be ruled by the people, Republicans believed in rule by the common person.
Several big differences.